Become A Procedures Pro: The Admin's Guide to Developing Effective Office Systems and Procedures (All Things Admin Book Series)

Julie Perrine's books are very helpful to someone looking to improve their performance as an administrative assistant. Her tips are practical, experienced based, and easy to incorporate into the work day.

Just what I needed to get started documenting the procedures that are imperative to making our office run smoothly. I highly recommend this book to all admins and executive assistants who know that they need to do this exercise but don't know where to begin.

I love how Julie gives information in her books: actionable, easy to read, and to-the-point. The only thing that drives me crazy, that I've found to be consisten through all of her books, and the only reason I give it 4 stars, is that every link to the download able resources throughout the book lead you to the same sales page where you have to enter your name and email EVERY time to download the multiple resources. It would make so much more sense to have one download link with all of the files in it.

Become a Procedures Pro is a must have for any new or seasoned administrative professional. From explaining the importance of procedures to giving actual examples and sharing links to templates, you will not be disappointed in the book. I have personally utilized Julie’s methods to run a more efficient office.

Great book, arrived in a timely manner, and chocked full of good tips.

Good introductory read. Nice crash course introduction for those wanting to start out inn admin and expand their career path.

This has helped me immensely professionally as well as personally

I think this book is a great resource to get someone started in developing and managing administrative procedures, or really any procedures for that matter. I would have liked to have seen some coverage on organization within an electronic filing system, discussion on formatting documents, and maybe samples of actual documents in use vs. references to downloads on the companion web site. Overall a good book though and I'm going to share this with our office manager.